This is another great addition to Jo Bartlett’s Cornish Country Hospital series. I love reading the back-stories of the different characters and how the stories are all connected. But, you could also read them as standalone novels if you wanted. This one was interesting because it highlighted the varying experiences of autistic people. It also shows just how deeply loss, family dynamics, gaslighting and more can impact a person’s view of themselves and ability to trust their gut instincts. I think this novel could be more triggering for someone with these types of experiences compared to Bartlett’s other books but I also think it’s more “real” or relatable. Overall, I enjoyed this one and hope the series continues!